How to remap R.Shift to slash ('/') in Ubuntu 24.04?
I want to remap R.Shift to '/' and L.Shift + R.Shift to '?'. I tried to use Input Remapper, Tweak, and XModMap, but their mappings do not work for terminals from some reason. I wonder if anyone has a solution for this.
In the case of xmodmap, it works outside the terminal, but not inside the terminal.
I have caps-lock key remapped to control, which usually works fine, but after some uptime and one/more suspend/awake cycles* this mapping breaks, and caps-lock reverts back to the default behavior -- i.e. turning on the led and capitalizing whatever I type. (Even though the Tweaks UI still shows it as being mapped to Ctrl -- see picture below.)
Questions:
*Remark: I'm not sure it is the suspend/awake cycle that causes the problem, but I can't connect it to anything else...
Remark2: removing and readding the mapping (or rebooting) solves the problem, but it would be nice to find a more permanent solution.
In a terminal I have Alt-C and Alt-V shortcuts to copy/paste.
That's why I want make the same to system wide.
How to remap system wide shortcuts Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V to Alt-C and Alt-V?
Ubuntu 18.04
Trying to swap PgUp and PgDn to Home and End.
xmodmap doesn't seem to work for anything other than xev output. Doesn't work in other cases.
In Ubuntu 16.04, there was an option in the settings which allowed to switch between Esc and Caps Lock. Where is this option in Ubuntu 18.04?